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WWhatever replied to the thread Poor Windows VM Performance with over 64GB RAM assigned.To use giant pages (hugepages 1024Mb) u need: - explicitly set fixed number of such pages in boot loader (/etc/default/grub or /etc/kernel/cmdline) - set hugepages: 1024 in vm conf file (manually) I would also recommend setting up numa topology...
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WWhatever reacted to RoCE-geek's post in the thread Redhat VirtIO developers would like to coordinate with Proxmox devs re: "[vioscsi] Reset to device ... system unresponsive" with
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This can be hard, because there's no clear initial condition. We have another two VMs with WS2025 and SQL2022, but there's a low traffic/load, so these errors/issues are quite rare and no service hangs so far. But I'm quite sure that majority of... -
WWhatever replied to the thread Redhat VirtIO developers would like to coordinate with Proxmox devs re: "[vioscsi] Reset to device ... system unresponsive".In our environment, we use dozens of Windows Server 2019/2022, and we don't see any issues with version 1.285 drivers. However, there is only 1 server with the MSSQL database engine (2019, if I'm not mistaken), and I'm not entirely sure if it has...
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WWhatever reacted to RoCE-geek's post in the thread W2025 virtio NIC -> connection drop outs with Like.
Hi @Whatever, not yet. But I moved the focus on the thread I've been active since the last year: Redhat VirtIO developers would like to coordinate In my view, the problem with the virtio github is the low/lower interest of the core (RHEL) devs...
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WWhatever replied to the thread W2025 virtio NIC -> connection drop outs.Have you fired bug report on virtio github?
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WWhatever reacted to RoCE-geek's post in the thread Redhat VirtIO developers would like to coordinate with Proxmox devs re: "[vioscsi] Reset to device ... system unresponsive" with Like.
Hi all, I'm the author of this ass-kicking post. After more than year, I'm back to service, as bug hunting never ends. I'm sorry that I've missed many of the questions and messages, but let's move forward, we have another urgent problem(s). In...
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WWhatever reacted to anon123's post in the thread reducing CEPH Quincy loglevel (mgr / pgmap) with Like.
I'm happy to report that using the latest version of Squid (19.2.3) the command ceph daemon {monId} config set mon_cluster_log_level info now does reduce the logging output. You have to execute this on every server hosting a monitor.